Those Invisible Spirits Called Angels: We Hear Alot about Angels These Days, How Can We Know What to Believe?

by Renald E. Showers

Book Overview

We Hear a Lot About Angels These Days.How Can We Know What to Believe?Everywhere we look, angels are in the spotlight -- prime-time TV, bestselling books, the most prominent shelves of well-known gift... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 091554024X
• ISBN13: 9780915540242
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry
• Length: 171 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.6" x 8.5"

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Those Invisible Spirits Called Angels

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Just the facts please (so I can understand them)

Short and to the point: want to understand what the bible says about angels in a way that will not glaze you eyes over?? This is your book. There is no " I feel this or I thing that" stuff here. It is look at this Bible reference it plainly tells us A, add that to B and we end up with an understandable and believable C. Very well written and an easy read

Enoch Tradition Revised

I am a graduate of the Institute of Jewish Studies (IJS), a school of the Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, and, as such, I am a personal acquaintance of Renald (Renie) Showers. He was one of my professors, and, therefore, I can personally testify to his own personal integrity and his intense knowledge of the Holy Scriptures.This work presents a revised version of the Enochian Tradition, wherein he suggests that the Nefillim of Genesis 6:1-12 were Fallen Angels, and he expertly argues this point from Jude 6-7. In doing this, he reconciles Fundamentalist and Dispensational doctrine with the ancient Enochian Traditions. This is commendable.My only argument against my former Professor, and I do so in a reverent manner, is that he neglects the clear teaching that the Gibborim were the Demonic Offspring of the Nefillim and the human women. Other than this, I highly recommend this book to anyone who desires to formulate a "working" Angelology concerning the Bible. It serves as an excellent companion to Merrill Unger's "Biblical Demonology".Shalom - Soror Samhain